def test_adding_effect(self):
"""
Test that poison effect can be added to a character
"""
character = CharacterBuilder().build()
poison = mock(Poison)
character.add_effect(poison)
assert_that(character, has_effect(poison))
def test_adding_effect(self):
"""
Test that poison effect can be added to a character
"""
character = CharacterBuilder().build()
poison = mock(Poison)
character.add_effect(poison)
assert_that(character, has_effect(poison))
class TestEffectHandling():
"""
Test for adding effects
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
Default constructor
"""
super().__init__()
self.character = None
def setup(self):
"""
Setup test case
"""
self.character = CharacterBuilder().build()
def test_add_effect(self):
"""
Adding a single effect should be possible
"""
effect = EffectBuilder().build()
self.character.add_effect(effect)
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect))
def test_add_multiple_effects(self):
"""
It should be possible to add multiple effects of different type
"""
effect_1 = (EffectBuilder()
.with_effect_name('spell')
.build())
effect_2 = (EffectBuilder()
.with_effect_name('curse')
.build())
self.character.add_effect(effect_1)
self.character.add_effect(effect_2)
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect_1))
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect_2))
def test_add_multiple_effects_of_same_type(self):
"""
Adding multiple effects of same type should not be possible
"""
effect_1 = (EffectBuilder()
.with_effect_name('spell')
.build())
effect_2 = (EffectBuilder()
.with_effect_name('spell')
.build())
self.character.add_effect(effect_1)
self.character.add_effect(effect_2)
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect_1))
assert_that(self.character, is_not(has_effect(effect_2)))
def test_add_multiple_effects_of_same_type_when_allowed(self):
"""
In special cases, adding multiple effects of same type is allowed
"""
effect_1 = (EffectBuilder()
.with_effect_name('spell')
.with_multiple_allowed()
.build())
effect_2 = (EffectBuilder()
.with_effect_name('spell')
.with_multiple_allowed()
.build())
self.character.add_effect(effect_1)
self.character.add_effect(effect_2)
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect_1))
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect_2))
def test_worn_boots_effects(self):
"""
Boots' effects are reported as user's effects
"""
effect = (EffectBuilder()
.build())
item = (ItemBuilder()
.with_effect(effect)
.build())
self.character.inventory.boots = item
assert_that(self.character, has_effect(effect))
